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Baroness Deech & the Rights of the (Home Educated) Child

March 28, 2010 by

A while ago, home educators watched (if they could bear it and weren’t too busy packing ready to claim asylum in the US) the reading of the latest Education Bill as it went through the House of Lords. We had some fairly strong support, which was heartening and said a lot for the people who […]

Filed Under: HE Politics, Uncategorized Tagged With: home education law, home education politics, home education review

Getting into Gear

March 25, 2010 by

Oh dear. Two weeks have passed. Still here, still in one piece. Quite looking forward to being in 2 pieces now really. Have reached that “oh my god i am SO pregnant!” stage while simultaneously still not actually believing i am. I am slightly worried that the production of a person is going to be […]

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Home Educated Children in Music Festival Shock.

March 16, 2010 by

I’ve been intending to blog about the crass and annoying speech made by Baroness Deech the other week on how home educated children are denied the right to a voice by their ‘indifferent’ parents – but honestly, right now i can’t be bothered 😆 However, Lord Soley, who is possibly well meaning if rather blinkered […]

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Ups and Downs

March 12, 2010 by

March is marching by quicker than a person with 2 and half weeks till their due date ought to reasonably expect. I’m really not quite in the right head place for that 🙄 We’ve had a very good start for the month, given we’re aiming to have lots of ‘work’ done by the end of […]

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Proud of Maddy today.

March 8, 2010 by

Maddy did her first TKD grading today and was awarded her Yellow Belt. She was so determined to get it and not have to do the Yellow Tag one first and worked really hard at learning her pattern all week, not something that comes easily to her. We’re really proud of her 🙂

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"I got 30 days till this blasts off!"

March 1, 2010 by

As one of the wives from a favourite film of mine, Apollo 13, says, patting her bump. Woke up this morning and thought – omg… the baby is due THIS MONTH!!! 😯 I must admit, i’m kind of hoping for a few extra days (maybe not 14 though 😆 ) this time as i don’t […]

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And the rest of February.

March 1, 2010 by

This time of year always seems to be a bit dull; maybe it is just me but i struggle to bring myself to rush about when it is cold, wet and horrible really. Not that i’m a great rusher anyway, but when you have to be out all evening for gym etc, dashing about in […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: craft, home, home making, knitting

Open Letter to Fern Britton & Jeremy Vine

February 27, 2010 by

I write to you regarding your shameful coverage of the Khyra Ishaq case on the Jeremy Vine Show on Friday. While the interview was conducted by Fern, it was done in the name of JV and quite honestly, you should both be ashamed. Fern, to be a journalist is many things; there is, without doubt, […]

Filed Under: HE Politics, Uncategorized Tagged With: home education politics, home education review

Khyra Ishaq and Home Education.

February 25, 2010 by

Khyra Ishaq was NOT home educated. There is no record of her being deregistered. She was taken out of school when there were already considerable concerns about her, concerns which her being in school were not actually addressing. The authorities knew about her and tried to visit her home and did vist on more than […]

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February in Brief

February 16, 2010 by

Oh dear. Lack of energy and inclination is going to reduce the first half of Feb to what i can remember from Brightkite and Facebook updates. 😆 I shall have to download my camera too and see what i find on there. February started with the launch of a new website for the business, known […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: craft, home, home making, knitting

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